MVRDV and OVG Real Estate won a competition to design the new high-rise complex in Amsterdam’s Zuidas Business District. The design includes three main high-rise volumes covered in greenery with protruding bay windows, reminiscent of a vertical green village.
Located in the developing Zuidas business district, near the ABN AMRO’s headquarters, and the Sportpark Goed Genoeg, the building will house a mixed program of apartments, offices and commercial spaces. It will cover a total floor area between 50,000 and 75,000 square meters and open to the public; the public space literally extends into, and over, the building.
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“The houses have bay windows with beautiful views and large balconies with lots of vegetation, turning the whole building into a kind of village green,” said Winy Maas, architect and co-founder of MVRDV. “We combine the quality of living in a green environment with the central location and the excitement of an urban environment in this unique location.”
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